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If 90% of the people are staying home you can expect that most of the cases of anything are going to be had by people that are staying home. |
"Staying home"?
What does it mean? Not going to work or school? What if it was defined as not leaving the premises in which one lives. Never encountering another person who does not live there....who also stays home. All needs are delivered by a service of some sort. All that enters the "home" is groceries, mail, Amazon boxes, etc. Decontaminate everything that comes in from outside the home. Hypothetical? Not really. That is pretty much how we have hunkered down from day one!! Scared? No. At 83 just being smart using guidelines and common sense. There is nothing we need to do so bad that we would put ourselves at risk to do......it will be there when this passes. |
And these means what? I do not know but could it be that someone in the household intermixed infrequently with the general public so it took more weeks for the virous to get to them.
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"Stayed home" can mean many things. In a single family home you have room for a decontamination space, you have a garage . You can be isolated from anyone not living in your household and most likely any members in your household are not working.
It is quite a bit different here. To get my mail/deliveries that is in a communal spot. I can work from home but most of the people in my building(luckily small just 8units) have to go to work. There are 2 units with older people, one is multi generational the other their children bring them what they need. Since you can be asymptomatic and still transmit the virus it is not that hard to see how one can get it. You also still might have to venture out. While I can easily schedule deliveries from Publix for Dad that is not the case here. Delivery slots are hard to come by, with any store. In fact, I have been waiting 3weeks for Whole Foods to get back to me with a time to order groceries. In the month of April I had 3 hours of travel: grocery store, drug store,take out garbage and get mail. Still I am lucky, even though I can't see Dad, my son or daughter in law in person. I can get many things delivered, I have the means so I don't have to take the bus or trains. I was able to order masks when they became required. While I have limited storage I can Still have enough for 2 weeks without going to the store. I managed to see Dad before visitors were not allowed at assisted living facilities and I know he is safe. So I can see how this can happen. |
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2019-2020 U.S. Flu Season: Preliminary Burden Estimates | CDC |
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